2017
DOI: 10.5194/hess-2017-567
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Impacts of Changing Hydrology on Ravine Growth: Experimental Results

Abstract: Abstract. Ravines grow through head cut propagation in response to overland flow coupled with incision and widening in the channel bottom leading to hillslope failures. Altered hydrology can impact the rate at which ravines grow by changing headcut propagation, channel incision, and channel widening rates. Using a set of small physical experiments, we tested how 10 changing overland flow rates and flow volumes alter the total volume of erosion and resulting ravine morphology. Ravines were modeled as both detac… Show more

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